The New York Liberty defeated the Los Angeles Sparks 113-109 in a high-scoring WNBA matchup, holding off a strong offensive effort from Los Angeles to win by four points. New York’s shot-making proved decisive, with the Liberty getting major scoring contributions from Breanna Stewart and Sabrina Ionescu while maintaining enough separation late to secure the result. Stewart led New York with 29 points, providing the Liberty with a reliable scoring option in key stretches. Ionescu added 27 points, giving New York another perimeter threat and helping the Liberty keep pace in a game defined by efficient offense and heavy three-point production. New York also held a rebounding edge, finishing with 28 boards compared with 21 for Los Angeles. The Sparks were led by Rae Burrell, who scored 24 points, while Nneka Ogwumike added 21 and Erica Wheeler contributed 17. Los Angeles moved the ball well, recording 35 assists, and shot efficiently from the field, but the Sparks were unable to get the final stops needed to complete the comeback. For New York, the win reinforces its ability to close tight games behind elite shot creation from its stars. For Los Angeles, the narrow loss showed encouraging offensive balance, but the rebounding gap and late-game defensive execution remain areas to address going forward.